Here is a note from the resort regarding heating the pool...
The maintenance department has a certain procedure regarding the pool temperature. They control that the temperature in the pool is 28C - 30 C.
They start the heater incase the temperature is lower than 28 C (that is about 82 F for my fellow Americans). It all depends on the weather. Incase it’s a sunny day, the sun heats the pool up to 30C (86 F) and it’s not necessary to use the heater.
Incase it’s a rainy day or just not sunny, maintenance starts the heater early in the morning. The temperature is always under control.
When you are in the pool, the pool can feel very cold or pretty warm depending on the weather but as I mentioned, the temperature is controlled to be 28-30C
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by miranda » Wed Dec 02, 2009 6:09 pm
We just got back and no one was in the water all week until our last day November 30. It was far too cold and everyone complained about it!
Monday was the hottest day we had all week and the pool temp was like bath water. There was a takeover group arriving on Tuesday (although some arrived on Monday). Seems a little suspicious to us.
Monday was the hottest day we had all week and the pool temp was like bath water. There was a takeover group arriving on Tuesday (although some arrived on Monday). Seems a little suspicious to us.
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